STORM SHIELD Hurricane Barriers protect homes without turning them into dark boxes. These photos show see-thru barriers and hurricane doors on residences, from single-family homes to coastal properties with pools and patios.
Homes Protected with STORM SHIELD
A Room With a View
The interior and exterior photos of a coastal residence in Stuart, Florida show what makes STORM SHIELD different. From outside, the barriers look like dark screens. From inside, the living room stays light, airy and comfortable, with a clear view of the garden. STORM SHIELD also acts as an energy saving device by reflecting much of the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays and reducing unwanted solar heat gain. Learn more about how InvisiPerf works.
Popular Choices for Homes
- Bahama Mount – shades the window every day and closes quickly with four push pins.
- Ready Mount – slides into permanent tracks when a storm is coming and can be stored after the season.
- Hurricane doors and sliding patio doors – protect large glass doors while still letting you use them.
- Security egress – recommended for bedrooms where a window may be used for escape.
Homeowners often compare permanent barriers with plywood or temporary panels. Our article on hurricane shutters vs plywood explains the differences, and you can request free literature to learn more.